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Equisetum hymale
This Horsetail is wide ranging throughout the world with a very complicated species complex.
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Forestiera neomexicana
Desert Olive
Desert Olive is a deciduous shrub that grows fast to 6-8 ft.. Native from N. Central Calif. to Riverside and east to Colo. and Tex.. Useful fast filler for desert conditions, drought tolerant after es...
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Fragaria virginiana platypetala
Western Alpine Strawberry
A flat perennial strawberry with gray leaves. It ranges in the wilds from Calif. to B.C. to Wyo.. In Calif. it ranges from 4000 to 10000+ feet in the Sierra. It is establishing itself in our greenhous...
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Fraxinus latifolia
Oregon Ash
Oregon Ash is a tree of the meadows and stream banks of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. In California this Ash is usually in more sheltered locations and a smaller tree. It takes centuries to become ...
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Fraxinus latifolia X velutina
Ash
Deciduous tree, sun with moderate water, 30 ft., found near water. Native to Kernville in the Sierra Nevada.Very fast growing. RIP in assoc. with YEL....
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Gnaphalium microcephalum thermale
Feltleaf everlasting
(syn. Gnaphalium canescens ssp. thermale, Gnaphalium albidum, Pseudognaphalium thermale) A grey short lived perennial that grows in open loose ground. Common in fresh road cuts or in burned over area...
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Helenium bigelovii
Bigelows Sneezeweed.
What kind of name is Bigelow's Sneezeweed? How can I sell this beatiful perennial that flowers with a large yellow flower that looks like a native chrysanthemum? Bigelow Meadow chrysanthemum ...
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Helenium puberulum
What happened to the Flower?
This plant has brought great hoots from less than kind customers. That\'s the flower\'? Is the common response. You got to be kidding is another. Personally I think the plant is interesting and a val...
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Heleocharis macrostachya
Common Spike Rush
A 1 foot high rhizomatous dark green plant. It looks like a miniature rush, or a funny-looking lawn grass. It needs regular moisture. It grows throughout the west and much of the world along streams, ...
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Heleocharis montevidensis
A sweet little perennial that looks like a cross between grass and horse tail. Great from along ponds, next to a leaky faucet or other wet spot. The original was 1-3(3-5 mm) inches tail after we plant...
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Heleocharis palustris
A one foot high rhizomatous dark green plant. It looks like a miniature rush, or a funny-looking lawn grass. It needs regular moisture. It grows throughout the west and much of the world along strea...
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Heleocharis parishii
Parishs Spike Rush
A creeping little spike rush from much of the Southwest interior. Ranging from Utah to Oregon and down to Baja, you will find it in creeks, rivers, and on the edges of ponds and lakes. Occasionally it...
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Hibiscus californica
Rose-Mallow
A large perennial that will die to the ground under any drought stress. Use in an area of seasonal flooding or next to a pond. Flowers are large and showy. Not hardy. We lost ours to cold.
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Juglans hindsii
A deciduous tree to 50 ft. Native in scattered spots throughout California. A fast tree with edible nuts, garden tolerant. There has been some controversy as to whether these trees were planted by CA....
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Juncus balticus
Baltic Rush
Baltic Rush grows in the Baltic Sea area, Canada from Labrador across and down into so. CA., also in S. A. It forms stiff clumps arising from runners and grows around water sources. If you have regula...
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Juncus dubius
A 1-2 ft. tall perennial that spreads by rhizomes along the edges of streams or ponds. Dark green, good fill in, good looking....
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Juncus effusus
Common Rush
A perennial rush. Occurs in wet spots in the oak woodland/chaparral community. A riparian plant, evergreen. Bright green clumps mixed in with Agrostis Hooveri. Shallow sandy soils that load up in wi...
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Juncus macrophyllus
Long leaf rush
A rather nondescript spike of green until it flowers. Flowers make a creamy delicate cloud on top of this delicate bunch of stuff that looked like grass. Native from Paso Robles down California in th...
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Juncus oxymeris
Pointed Rush
A very big coarse Rush that has edges. I have seen these rushes in only two spots so far, both in the mountains, one in Sequoia at 7500 ft and one in Mt. Abel area at 5000 ft. (It does grow every wher...
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Juncus patens
Common Rush
A clumping perennial that grows from Oregon to Baja along the coast and up into the mountains. Commonly associated in seeps and springs with openings in willows, mixed with Rosa californica, Artemis...
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Juncus phaeocephalus phaeocephalus
Brown Headed Creeping Rush
A wonderful creeping groundcover for seasonally wet (winter) spots near the coast. A frogs delight. Use where the soil is shallow and wet in the winter in place of lawn., A rush that looks superficial...
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Juncus textilis
Basket Rush
Basket Rush is native on the Escondido Nursery Site. It forms large thickets in the creeks fed by avocado irrigation water. It was named basket rush because it was first found on the Basket Ranch in U...
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Juncus xiphiodes
Iris Leaved Rush
A creeping rush of meadows and creeks. It looks like a small Iris leaved thicket with stars on top. Give water, sun and water. It does not care as long as it has water. You can almost plant in under w...
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Lathyrus jepsonii californicus
A curly little perennial the grows in the hills and mountains of Central and Northern Calif.. It is native down the road under Quercus agrifolia, Pinus Sabiniana and Quercus Douglasii. It is on the n...
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Lepidospartum squamatum
Scale Broom
A shrub that can grow to chin height. It looks like a bunch of green corn stalk brooms tied together with yellow flowers on top. It grows in season stream bottoms. Very showy when in flower, ugly the ...
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